Consuming the Caribbean: From Arawaks to Zombies (International Library of Sociology)
by Mimi Sheller
A sociological study of Caribbean consumption, tracing cultural and economic exchanges from colonial times to globalized modernity.
About This Book
Consuming the Caribbean examines the historical and social dynamics of consumption across the Caribbean region.
The work traces cultural and economic exchanges from early encounters through to contemporary globalization.
It situates Caribbean societies within broader international networks of trade, migration, and cultural interaction.
The book draws on sociological perspectives to analyze how consumption shapes identities and power relations.
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